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Stanford Gains Academic Access to Affymetrix Chip

Jul 01, 1999
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PALO ALTO, Calif.--Affymetrix has granted all Stanford University researchers access to Affymetrix's standard and custom GeneChip arrays, instrumentation, and software to monitor gene expression for use in research activities. The deal includes standard terms and conditions and volume discount pricing provisions. Conditions have been specially designed not to interfere with academic researchers' freedom to publish scientific results broadly and collaborate with colleagues.

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